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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

goods on basis Of II %. Butter-Scarce
and firm; fancy creamery 25c Eggs-De-
mand light at Sc. Cheese-Strong; small
full cream lOaalic. Linseed Oil-Steady
at iial6c. Sugar-Firm; hard refined Gle;
yellow i!a5!c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August |. - Flour 49,
Qulct and in buyers favor: Ohio, Indiana,
st. Louis and Southern Illinois 81 OOai 10;
Minnesota bakers 3 -5a4 %; do patents
81 5Oai15. Whgat-A shade iirmer; No.
, red August 7~,a7Sdc; September 79ia
79,c;October = .a7s!c; November S2las3c.
Corn-SpOt IN fair demand; nothing doing
in futures; No. , yellow sic: No high
mixed and yellow sic; No = mixed August
lC4a47tc; September iGla474c; October A
als4c. Oaio-SpOt weak; ungraded mixed
33!c; do new white Doe; No. = white 2i!a
Soc; No. , white 36ia37 e; futures quiet
No. ; white August 33sa33ic; September
3&ga33ic; October %ia3lic; November 81 ia
355c. Provisions In good iobhing de-
mahd Pork-MesS SIG OOalG 80: prime
mess new SO -; do family $40 5Ual7 80
lIamS Smoked l2!allc Lard Steady ;
refined - 21aT -; steam 81 jOa6 -. But
rer-Fm with good demand; creamery
extra De. Eggs-Dull aud weak; western
iirsts lie. Cherse-Quiet and easy; Ohio
bats Sa9c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August -Wheat-West-
ern higher; No. winter red spot ~ las e.;
August IS5a1Si c; September 19iaSOc; Dc
tobcr -l4aSl.c; December SIZE asked.
Corn Western high dull; mixed August
i7c; September i6,a47ic. Oats-Quiet;
western white 36a3sc; do mixed 33a3Gc.
Provisions-Steady Mess Pork-At 26a
pc. Lard -- Refined - 90. Eggs --
Steady at l2al2lc. Cotlee-Dull and nom
inal; RIO cargoes ordinary to fair lslal95c
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., August Wheat -Ac-
tive and higher; cash Isle; August 73sc;
Septemer 7iic; December ISLE. Corn
Dull but finn; cash lOlc; September l2c
Oats-Quct and steady; cash 25lc.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, August 1.-The Mdrk Lane
Express, in its review OF the British grain
trade during the past week says: Har-
vcSting Of wheat is becoming general. 4
large proportion Of the oats crop is already
cut Values are tending downward.
Crops are being reapsd in good milling
condition. Prices are expected TO be lower
than ever. Rates for foreign wheat are all
IN buyers favor. Liverpool has recorded
the decline in the spot wheat market
Tudsrs are very much depressed. Corn
weaker. BARLEY lilrIcss Linsecd is Sd
brttpr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

fectioner's A sc; Standard Grocer's a 5sc;
Pearl White A SIC; White extra c Sc;
Ohio Valley ste; New York c SIC: golden
c 4}c. Fruit sugar 4lc.
CoFFEE-Green COtfee-Fancy Golden
Rio pc; Fancy Green 22c; Peabcrry 23c;
Choice Green &c; Prime Green bic; Roast
ing grades pc; Java 26c. Roasted in mack
n,t.s-N Ohio NallEy 2hhr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
ACONPLETE CURE.

have suffered all my life with skin diseases ut
different kinds aud have never found permanent
relief until 10y the advice Oi lady friend ]
used yuur valuable CulicuTA Remedies gave
lkrm thorough trial, using slN bottles OF the
CuliCura RrSulycut two boxes of tutrua ANA
seven cakes of CulicuH Soap, and the result was
inst what had been told il would bc-d c'N-
piCts cure.
Reference, q. ". latimcr, Druggist, Richmond,
Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

was troubled with Salt Rhrum for Il number
of YEAR. ~ that the skin entirely came OF one
Of my hands from the finger tips 10 the wrist ]
nrIr,,o,,. until / commenced taking ruticua
remedies, aud now am entirely cured.
T. r. Parker, 80 Northampton IT, Boston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
SKIN AND SCALP
CIeanscd, Purified and Bc"utihcd Il!
the Cutfcurn Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of DsGgur-
ing lIumurs for ulayiug Itching, Burning aud
Inflammation, for curing the Inst symptoms u
Eczema Psoriasis Milk Crust, SCaly Head, Nrru-
ula aud other Inherited skin and Blood Disease,
Cuticura the great skin cure, and tulirura soap,
M exquisite Skin Rrautitrr, externally, aud Gu
ticura Rrsolycul the new Blood Purifier, inter-
uHlly. ARE lutalliblp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
PETROLEUM.


OF; TiTy.
OIL CRY, August l. -PetroIeum- Open
eda, 5s.c; highest 500; lowest SIC;
closed at 57Sc; sales l,iSG, 900 barrels;
clcaranccs 1000, 900 barrels; charters &,
344 barrels; shipments l5S, 1911 barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, August Petroleum
Very active hut after several exciting
SpurtS and reactions the close was only g
above Saturday; opening ut 5sr; highest
59lc; lowest 51ic; closing at 51ic; safes =, e
IL, 900 barrels
bradford.
BRADFORD, August l.-prLroIrum- -
Opened at 5sic; highest 59!c; lowest
57,c; closed at SIC; clrarances TO-, 600
barrels.
Pittsburgh.
P1TsWRG, August |. - Petroleum
Active and firm; opened at 51.c; closed
at SIC; highest 56sc; lowest 81 C..
Tltusvllle.
TITUsvILLE, August Petroleum co.
Opened at 5sic; highest sole; lowest 57:c;
closed at 57sc. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
,TCUING sCNLY. PIMPLG.

For the last year have had II species "i ilch'
ing. srny and pimply humOrS on my ia"" Ia
which have applied great many methods ui
treatment without success, and which was speed
liz and entirely cured by Culicura.
MRa LA A. nIIEllIS kMNNmmM q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
Hsil-llnrgh.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, August DRY Goods
There was Il moderate request, the chief
business, which was large, the result of
deliveries on old orders, and movement
very good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
COTTON.


New YORK, August l.-COttOn-Firm,
asking higher; uplands l0ci futures finn;
August loo; September 9.46c; October
9. Soc; December 9.3lC; January 95ic;
February 9.4Oc; March 9lGc; April 9.53c;
MAY .. J9C.
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IsP8..f5;iIfG ATTRACTION
y OVER HALF | MILLION DISTRIBUTED !
Louisiana State LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated IN lN"- Tor .oycaIs 10y the LrgHiH.
trc for Educational ANA charitable purr's,.-
with capital oi Sl,uDp0u-iO Which "a rrsgr",
fund Oi over SaNitJu 'Es since been added.
ny Au overwhelming popular Y0;c It's franchise
wa made a part OF the present state tOusttu-
ton adopted December -, \ u 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted ON rnd endorsed
by Tie people ui any state.
!; never scale. or post ones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take plHnr monthly, and the Scmi-aunual
Drawing. regularly every SIX mouths ,Junr and
pyrrmrtrJ.
Asr.rud!d Opportunity town a fortune Eighth
Gra:r4 Drawing, Class ~, lu the Academy ~
MUs!r NgN orleans Tuesday, August -,
ISS1 nuEih Monthly brewing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

Cutirura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price
Cuticura. 20 cents, CntCurd Rc,ulNcnl, = Oo
Soap - cents Prepared 10y the POTTER pEt"
And CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Mass. send Tor
.'IIow IoCurr skin Diseases.
nnIIDr pimplcs, skin Blrmishrs, aud Ealy
b1U11, Iumur,, cured 10y CUTIDuEA soar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
CINCINNATI AND ST.
l. LOUIS RAILROAD Co,

pan Handle Routc) Under schedule in cr,c
MAY .sIi Us, trains leave Wheeling. cen
trai standard Time: For ~lcuhruyIlc and Plus
huruh. G.iI n. NJ. 1873 y. IN, 80 T.. m. tur
Strubruvill", SUi =. N. The GO %. m. aud
u % m lralus make direct connection tor
Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis AMI Chicago.
The ~ d g. IN. tram makes direct connection
tor Columbus and chicago Trains arrive nj
Wheeling nj G.l. a m. 1000 II. m, - ,. IN. and
GOu T.. IN. MNh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH

The Best LAUNDRY STARCH in the
world. Contains all the ingredients used
10y Laundrymen. Can he used with or
without boiling. viii not stick 10 the
Iron. Saves work and time. Makes Col
lars and Cuns look like new. DON'T
TRY TO GET THROUGH WASHING
DAY WITHOUT IT. Don't take an imi-
tation. Insist on having the genuine
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH. Look
out for our trade-mark-a woman using -
shirt hosom for mirror.
If your Grocer won't get it for yon,
write TO rs aud We viii send you sample
ndnotity you where You can obtain the
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH.
Electric LuStre Starch Co.,
Sd Central Wharf, Boston, Mass
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i'l;OIJJ'( r,


NFw York Auyust / Flour Rrceipts
.iG, ~G~ packages; cNpurl1 SO barrels and F..
80 sacks; market dull; sales li,Ouo /
barrels patent Minnesota; good to prime
~ %uII 80. Wheat Receipts 2l2962
bushels; exports u GA bushels; spot lots
ia!c better, bat only moderately active,
options opened satc lower later ruled
stronger and advanced gal ic, closing hrm;
sales 90, 600 bushels futures and IN
900 bushels spot; No. , Chicago I-aI@c;
No. | hard sole; ungradrd red '3aN'ci
No ; red 16lc; No. : Ted August ga
~9-c, closing I9.c; september ".a7I''
closing at sue, October -u:a-2Ic, closing
Al -2rc; December ~laolic, closing al
~5lc: January ~5iaH5tc, closing at N64c;
MAY gn,ayl ,c. ton-Spot lots }a-r
higher, options closed strong; receipts :
$50 bushels, exports CLEO? bushels; Sale7
.2,2lG,UOO bushels futures, amt LOU"
bushels spot; No. August iI-al'-c, clos
iuG at i5,c; September i6,al1tc, closing
at l1ic; October i14al~,c, closing at
l-,c. Oats iH-c lower and heavy; r'
,rtpts lOUuo bushels, exports I-'u"U
bushels; sales 6O,VUO bushels io'"IeS' an"
lO9,Ouo bushels spot; mINed western 'i'
36r; white do &~.,%-.c. stocks OF gram
in store July -: Wheat, &,l31. lGl bush
els: corn. l,1ui, ITO bushels, oats, @,u~,',
- bushels; barley, o. bushels rye
ai,12l bushels, peas, 10000 bushels; malt
23",9GL Hay Unchanged Hop. pun ,u'
Cote. Spot ia''' IHo nominal Il, we,
options lower ana larry "'''N', T ,I.,.l'
H'm' S'Ir7 7o,uo' '"SS' N|-uN' ~ ;" g,'
HeP''"I"'' 10. .",I" - o''"'''' 49,. ,,,
| - m. I,.,,,,.,,. - mat 10. March 4 IN
Ial7. 2u.. Anil l1O5. MAY II. lOal5c; July
/ = Inc Snur-Strid,; moItsscs sugar
/ lie. refined uuirl amt steady: white G ~
| ; I-,G.. yellow IlaIlr: oil 4 > Slot
: ,.lG. STANDARD \ > g-I6.: grauulatcd
/ , gl,Gr N!olaS,,s- Dull. Rice Steady
Petroleum United SIC; refined 5G3c.
TaIIow Quiet AID steady at &sl&tc.
urpeutiur-Struiy at BE Eggs la
moderate request; receipts /, II package;
western l2aIilc. PuIk-Quiet, steady
] anal urlb,Uuts.l l'UT Meat a. tulri AMI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
Railroads.
(MEVELAND x PlTTSBURG X. K.

Under schedule I'm effect May -. Isl. trains
leave Bridgeport, OHIO, Central standard Time:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland SIC u IL. ~
D. IN. For Pittsburgh, lOl7 n. IN. For Wells
Vile, Az D. IN. For StcubcuvIllc. $50 II m.
For Martins Ferry, Gas a. IN. Trains arrive at
Bridgeport n 7.'@ ~ IN, 1892 n. m, - =. m,
i5i g. IN, sig =. m myl7
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COmlni sstollsrs.

Sc ,Hr Upn,0 lgurc HauES and Baakrr viii
I@y all rrArs t..wu IN The Louisiana state Lot
tgr,e- which may Dee presented o. nuT counters.
.. "a. 013EgSRS. Pres Louisiana Matt Bank.
PIERRE LANIIN y. Pre-. state Natl Bank.
4. BALDWIN. Pres New Us',ans Nail Bank
CARR kOIiN, PrrSl Union National Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
No MEDICINE LIKE THEN.

We have sold your Cuticura Remedies for the
last six years. aud No medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction.
&. r. ATHEKTOS, Druggist, Albany, y. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
'Daily except sunday.
Nh ~. No II aud No. =! stop u. I'll stations

II. CIeir,yi lille Accommodation 7.Olp m. daily.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation Leaves Wheeling al
rs A. m daily.
4 Cairvilic accommodation, leaves Wheel.
i!Iu nj 20 a. m 2.ur and - T.. IN. returning,
arrives NJ Wheeling NJ = o. -. N. dutIN. % aud
~ y m, daily except sunday.
Train leaving ut go II. u, ami ll.la y. m,
through tu Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through to cincinnati On night Tram
Columbus Accommodation ICHNrN NHS"Uu% ~
-, . m. BellSire ~ 10 q. ~, daily except oHn-
day
Chicago United lrayuuut . lni ~. has sleep
ny car tot chicago uUi Ui NE""Uh|.
MnuuisIi!Ic 4, .nin nluiHtiuu leaves S..I.'s
At l2.UJ H. aud arrives n Nunui'' ID" ". . ~
=. m, daily except sunday.
FHrmuui Accommodation leaves ~ -" y. IN.
Through coach from WhccIt"" "a Cincinnati
.liiiy on NJ" %. leaving Nhg,hU" u J.SR.i" A.
living ~ cincinnati AT On =. a..
s. \ q. sleeping ears ou a.. through trg'n-.
ClUSr connection made iur AL isbInt' NnU. . And
southwest Nurth AMI Northwest, max .ug this
desirable route fDr "Ouursts aEG person m"v'ug
10 the great west All ln WHOM particular Hi:cn-
Ton j. gwen,
Ticket 10 All principal points IN Sic Al Gap0',
sleeping car Recommendations can hes,,Hrea 1
GrpC. iicS"! UtaIg. ...,.,.
TNCIri Agent 4. n q. i'CICi.
IOHN BAli!F
Iickr. Agent. InIrr SrITi' House.
JOHN T. LANE TRAY. Passenger agent
- X. LORD. Gru. p. Agent
WV. VI. tEFNF:T- Manager. Baltimore, Nd
NIrHFFIfN,t AND PlT1SBy re- DIVISION.
on rad AFTER May ~ 49, passenger trains will
run a. 90 !Uws CrHIgrl standard ti'nc.
uH?AEIURH.
rori.,isaurg SD III, daily hl0H ~, daily,
l.i,y M. daiN, qui cop NJ, dciy
rnt w.s.iugilu 5sgU =. ~, i.i., except sin.
h,G.
ARFIvAlI.
Prom PItianurE 30 ~ ~ daily IL - n m.
lI.f r.,I D. "a IaIiy ,n,,'rl S..uiny, III" y. m.
Tally
F-om Washington su1A IN isi.' o,HI Sun-
by.
e. l. LORD. General Passenger Agent
Y. pNIIuE. SupcT'dcu;. Pittsburgh.
J T. NE. Travelling hgoHi, wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

RIVER RAILROAD.

-
Time Table taxing effect Iun" gih i'S,
Passenger trains viii nn ~ fnli1Hs Central
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Cincinnati.

CINcINNATG, August / H0gS-Sieady;
common and light - 25a5 ~ packing
and butchers 81 lOll 30; receipts 800
head, shipments 1On head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
IIN z STOCK.


Chicago, August -Cattle-Receipts
l2.OOO head; shipments none; market lOa
l5r lower for shipping steers - 25ai 30;
stockerS and feeders 81 5Ua3 20; COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 25a2 ~; Texas cattle
- 15a2 H..
Hogs Receipts $1,000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; rough and
mixed - Una5 50; packing and shipping
- 2ja5 ~; light s. 40; skips - OOaj On.
Sheep Receipts 4,OuO head; shipments
LOCO head; market slow and steady; ma
tlvrs - 5Oui 10; western 81 lOa% 60;
Texans - 5ul& -; lambs 81 OOaj 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
East Liberty.

EAST LIHuErY, PA, August Cattle
Receipts &,59G head; shipments l,705
head; market strong at last week prices.
Hogs Receipts | 500 head; shipments
!, 600 head; market active; Philadciphias
- GJl5 -; Workers - 6Oa5 %; grass
crs and light - 5Oa5 10.
Sheep Receipts :, 600 head; shipments
Il. 2UU head; market duh 21aiic OF from
last weeks prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
Avn ELN GROVE r. K

ON al,I after Monday MAY % lNS1, TrsIusuu The
Wheeling and Elui GrOyr Ii. X, Will ugl u, fol
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&otltrp

Capital Prize, $4,000
we 10 hereby certify that W. sIperHlsy the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Au-
nuAl Drawings Oflhc Louisiana state Lottery Com.
many. and IN person mauaC" and control M
drawing themselves. and Lat iac sawr arc con
Quoted with honesty. fairness, aud N good faith
toward all parties. aud "" authorize the COMPANY
10 usc TINS certificate %ith faCslm'"s - O'.' zig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON
y pgry On und after July l., Isl, passenger
trims will run a. fOilow>-N h"cliug. - Meridian
West of River Central time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02

ClNCINNATI. August Cotton Quiet;
lOfc. Flour-Easlcr; family
So OuaG -. Wheat Easier, No : red Re;
receipts T.. GOO bushels; shipments 300
bushels. Corn-Firm; No. > mixed lie.
Oats-Firm; No. , mixed 2G,c. Rye
Dull; No. >, lie Pork Easier at So CO..
l.ard-Firm at $635. Bulk Meats-llrm;
short ribs = ~. Bacon-Steady; short
ribs - %; short clear - 80. Whisky
Steady: sales OF 1874 barrels of finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

rarned ru, SENATOR. q Metropolitan O. First base BY
renaiors Metropolitan 2 struck ont.senstors
4 METROPOLITAN o Left Dases-Senatots He'I0po-
t,p TptaI nsse ht, SENATORS Metropolitan Home
ynn-Hopkns Dnubl. plays Brady. Orr and h2nfinson
VIA ptches-stan. Lynch ! Fassed oams-Iracy' 81
Collins I Tmpire-Mr Hart. Time-one nour.
Many follower, Of the game seem 10 thhs 'a' tere ar'
only two model third basemsn In the country Latham and
Denny First considered the easiest pace on nine
and vet the Psburg Louisville. Washington Cleveland
and Athletic clubs cannot get TO suit them To MI thA
psen elms will he played at Washington farE BROOK
lyn on Thanksgiving Day. between re'h'ehe Nc"
York and Brooklyn players. The nin's wiz oe
seIected from tho following PAYERS Terry Lynch
D.a,ey Gerhardt Nelson. orr. Rosenan' BROS
nan Durdock Force. McGlone, Nelson, HAYES
>,,r,hv Tanning Troy Foster. Hnnknson Jones. Ken
nely Hatfield Bcl3m and nlcV a, .,o- r,,.. ,r =,
ina orna clubs at last giving the ne" ue' Al
and The nc code meeting with Aucccs baSeOt WIN 10
vsl, on The cnc during the NEXT -FOUR months
INN, The the Ne NOr. cuD IS reported AZ
nart ~, Tho t3aE. sad that the new pchct
M r,, ~ 500 salary that fielder Foster Will get >ESuo
siatietlys salary IS placed at 800 ,, -..o,,.
The Detroii pyer- That Iaiham' peculiar coac.hg
"p.scon White badly Tie first game PLAYED IN bIoos n
and the Descons did much to lose he game io'
Wt .,c.nton OF Terry all the Brookvn PLAYERS have
sirnsd for next season Terry Iooo FlhAHtJ ana '"'
viii surely MAY with the club nert season.; ,,
g IA Byrnr the president OF the hioosV w cIup va 10y
disno,.d 10 Talk Yesterday about me de4 ny Nnh .
%.vYors club signed O'Bren rave MOI "oI" 10 '@'
e ventrrcd f can help View York club IL anv way
o fat. INV of o,lr pavrr. shah not hwArt then IL
was Tho genera opinion last night thai tho bIooAyh c"O
woull maze decide hCht over the mater
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THE tribune.
DAILY, 8 LARGE PAGES,
ims tcn hours Of reading.
3 CENTS A COPY.
Where 10 Gel The Tribune.

With the cit, full ct visitors with An exciting polit
zeal campaign in progress. and THE tribune better
and more readable paper than ever before the demand
for THE tribune ~ unusually eager. and there ia
frequently run tor particular Issues, which leaves
the news stands in few localities without copy Tor
sale ut An e0rly hour OF the day.
Tmr rKInt NJ ia Sod by every ncwsdeIlcr in tn ,se
three cites Customers who wish the paper should
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they i'll then be Independent of the frequent rush for
the paper when matters appear IN it, columns OF
than usual interest.
TnE SUNDAY TEIB"NE Is entirely free from trash
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the finest. strongest, and most valuable Sund. paper
in New-York 1t distinctly aims to be the best and
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tains plenty Of iun has rich and brilliant budget
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contribute 10 the columns OF rHE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
The Weekly resume of Business IN every Monday
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NETWORK CITY.

Dewitt Chapel in Twenty ninth ST. near seventh
ave, flied last evening by large audience oil
young people who hal assembled to hear the Rev
benjamin F. Dickhaut preach the annual sermon 10
The Dewitt Literary Society Mr. Irckhaut selected
a. his text BE strong Mr. pckhaut j. young
man and knows how to talk to Young people"
Between SIX aud seven thousand pcorlo visited the
flower show at the Eden Mr,cc yesterday.
\ report was published yesterday to the effect that
a clerk in tho IA lway mail service named Frank
Goodrow. was undor arrest for rbhing the mail 10
the extent OF several thousand dollars. It wa stated
AT I've Post Ofc' last evening that nothing had nee"
heard Of any such arrest
Robert Campbell who attempted suicide at the homo
Of his step son. Riley A. Brick 30. % East Thirty
eirhth.st. on saturday wa, better yesterday after
noon and il was said at Mr. Bricks house that he
would probably be taken to his own home, al NO .
MadiSon-avc, last night.
Richard Burns was held in $500 lail al the
Jefferson Market Police Court yc,rci'lay. charged
with perjury I'm having sworn that william llo9a"d
shot him ON SATURDAY morning.
Tho "Bables' Ward" of the Ncw-Yoik Post
Graduate Hospital. at Nos 224 go Fast Twentieth
ST. has recently received GIT Of js, the proceeds OF
a fair held at No. 3 West Twenty nnth-,t. by the
following littc girls Edith Crommclin. Helen 'l"m-
mclin. Elsie Adams, ErlnnIc Palces ana Ne'a'
and Mahcl Green.
William II. Claldc ming who sad he lad no home,
arraigncd before Justice lcllN III VI" i"i""7
Iollce Court yesterday morning on charge 81 mtaIny
His two wi, e. testified against him lie pleaded guilty
and held in 81 % tai
The funeral Of Charles T. Sihcrf, the ac'or. wa
conducted Yesterday rs the ACtor-' Fund socrty
The burial took y ace a Evergreen Cemetery
The funeral Of Charles Tudor oarcy took p.acc yes
tcrlav 4. he LITTLE Church Around the corner Inc
stock fxchanc' ~ which Nj Carey wa mrluhrr'
was represented b, tine following c.mm.tt'" John
Ron, nir william calhoun, charlie Robinson. W.
Krcrchman. : l.. VAS aul !. H. HcrK"dn. IA'
body was taken to Eat Chester 70! ln. al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mrs shaw's suit against Mrs. Pearl Metcaf before
Judge Donohue. c,... no.,
Meeting Of stockholders OF Third Avenue surface foau
Father kOcrncr's PaIOchial SchOOi Nlenl,
Meetings OF Baptist Preachers and Reformed faS'ois'
II a. =.
NAVY. Il. West FOriv-scVcnthst., IL q. III.
Funeral Of the Rev DIR. Joseph II. Price calvary
Church, 80 a.
Funeral Of Or. John NJ. Carnochsn, No. "A East SIX
tenth ST., 10 a m. -. ,.--,,.
Wonen's Conference Of New York. No. University
place. 10 IN. p, -
p. m. ,,,,, ,,o.r
Annual meeting OF United Hebrew Charities, fCry'
thiId-St. and Fifth-avc., = p. IN.
Citizens and Taxpayers meeting, Tenfhave ana
One hundred-and 4 fty-hfthSt.. evening. -.
HallOw Eve celebration by Gaelic Society, No. II WEST
Twenty eighth St. y.
Meeting Of British-Amercan Association. No. Union
squtro. p.
County Democracy ratification. Cooper Union evening
Young Mems Democratic Club, 1loGn an House, p H.